英文摘要 |
In the study of modern Confucianism, it is not proper to consider Neo-Confucianism and Mannerism as two independently developing fields. This paper mainly studies Zhang Zai(張載) and Zhu Zi(朱子), explores Mannerism of Neo-Confucians in Song Dynasty and considers manners into the scope of Theory of Cultivation which Neo-Confucians specialize. Zhang and Zhu were the most important masters of Neo-Confucianism in Song Dynasty. They were similar in the image of emphasizing manners. From Zhang and Zhu's highly input and attention to manners, it illustrates misunderstanding that in the history of Confucianism, Neo-Confucians in Song Dynasty were criticized emphasizing principles but ignoring manners. Manners going into Song Dynasty not only continues the meaning under the context of original Confucianism, but also adds new elements, including the issue of era which Buddhism and Taoism challenge and the philosophical proposition of "the study of life". As a result, manners are often used as an important tool of cultivating body and mind to resist with Zen. Zhang Zai combined manners and the theory of the transformation of one’s physical nature. However, Zhu Zi claims about manners under the philosophical frame of one principle with several aspects(理一分殊). Manners are closer to the cultivation of focusing on respect and pursuing principles(主敬窮理). Finally, according to the thinking of the principle of circumstances by Zhang and Zhu, this paper illustrates how manners were maintained open and were not reduced to formalism and dogma of death by exaggeration and dissimilation. |